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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-26
You VIII

never feel cold if you buy one of s.
Deutsch & Co.'S. blankets or quilts.
1921 IF
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-26

wonder how s. Deutsch & Co. can sell
good goods at suoh extremely low
prices 10 Fl IF
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-26
Do You Want Comforting.

Nothing is more necessary or comfort
ing upon winters night than good
quilt or comforter, and the wise secure
them in time. At no place will they
find larger, better, or cheaper selec-
tion than at WOlfsOn's who have them at
prices ranging from rs cents to St. If
you are needing that kind of an article
for winter, just call around at Wolfson's
and you will be we'll satisfied with your
purchases.
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Frank Starr.

Fries oysters in cracker meal, corn
meal, batter and the latest French
style. graded bread. Cooking fret
class. l0-2O-tf
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Everybody

Come and examine the black and colored
cashmere's offered at 5. Deutsch & Co.,
for % cents per yard. worth 40 cents. If
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FOR RENT.
A Runaway.

A beautiful rock house of rooms, neatly
furnished, five minutes walk from Main
plaza. AR
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-26
A.K2hn&CO.
A Blue Norther Predicted.

In order to prepare yourselves send
your orders to the Alamo Cornice Works
and have your stoves put up; No. 81
West Commerce street; telephone 279.
10 22-lm
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Seamstress Wanted.

Good wages paid, at Haas & Open
heimer. l0-l9.6t.
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You Can Find
People

AT S. Deutsoh & Co, an elegant black
cork screw suit for SS:25. l0-2l-tf
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Never Before

Was such a stock OF clOaBs shown in
this city as S. DeutsCh & Co. are dis
playing this season. l02ltf
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Wanted.

A pair of matched carriage horses,
must be sound and perfectly trustwor-
thy. Room ], over s, Soledad street. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-26

just received the finest fine cut
chewing tobacco " Peerless" by RisOhe
& Son, opera house. l0-l4-tf
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Mothers

Take advice and 60 to S. Deutsch & Co.
and buy your boys clothing. 1921 IT
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Mama.

Where shall 90 to buy me a good pair
OF shoes cheap? Why to $. Deutsch &
Co, l0.2l-tf
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Monuments and Tombstones
Manufactured at lowest living prices,
in best styles, at Frank Teich's marble
works, 5l3 Houston street. l0-3-.y

Carpets! Carpets!! Carpets!M
5roll yard wide carpet, 30 cts.
Ingram " 40 cts.
8" Ingram, good value 80 cts.
8" All wool super extra rs cts.
10" Brussels carpet 60 cts.
10" Brussels carpet IS cts.
10 Brussels carpet $l.0O.
Large Liue rugs. All kinds.
100 KensingtOn Art square carpets.
(l0.5-tf) HAAS & OPPENHEIMER.
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Assignee Sale.

Assignee Sale.
Watches, diamonds, jewelry ETC., will
be sold at bargain. SAM G. BELL,
9-7-lm Assignee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08
VIEWS.

While sinking a veil ia the Court
house squlr- at PGEuiy. Arz'nl, r.
Gently. Snii barring grtrrI was struck
WLih : reported to b. yrry rich.
For the en:ertainmen of the Gnui
Army OF the L public. which i ~ hold
A. annual meeting at - LpuiS tAi>
Fall, ;sat city has subscribed $4,000.
When Aiaui ;. was sold ms a wear
ling by \. J. Alexander. she brought
$50. The mare again changed hands
when ihrre years old an her purchaser
paid $3.50 fnT her. The las; tim sh-
was so!l, NJ. Bonn 7 paid Sip. 900 Tor
the q1e-n, AMI nJw states that money
cannot bny her.
The L. :. Si-vcyo--Gsn-ral's off,.
is It'll closed. Gcn. Iri-h has n, We;
received his ue~ commission. ami uo
legal acts eau be- performed = Reun
Journal. The Journal Is mist, en-.
Gen. IRISH has rec ivei his commission
AMI tAe ofHue /, moE open 70. tie trsus
A''''H u "I>1'7'
1t i learned from n reliable authority
that lion y has br Il subscribed here
inH ;Le erection Of IA y ooltn mill IN
leno At no distant date. 4 pr"nsiurr,
Sau Francis" finn ar- nov c"n>iderns
tie PROJECT, Eul L OF keuo'> mos, ell
vr-vtlu CiIZ IL J. a,i-miIu. 10 the iu.i.
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.ss-snd by The Law

The other day a prominent s:ockmau
emerged !;otu tn Uui"u Pacific ticket
cffee IL this city. beaTin: IN his hand a
small, insignia ~Aat-looEinS Tit OF paste
bEzri. Although it cost srvrrai Big
rcuul dollars OF bari cash it ~as IUt
nearly ~ b Al i>1n- a. the tickets tue
=. =. h,dL-eE la tie habit e receiving
too uOtLIns. A. h- passed iLis scribe.
still contemplating hi, purchss-. lac re-
marked: "rais i pretty tough; alter
al / ia!uk that eiv.Iiz ttiou i - :ziIGTc.'
Tie Iutsr->ia;r CSmaI-ree Las Wls 10
b:amv.- yhry-unr Stock journal.
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The Statc Inir.

Alta meeting ot ihe State Hoaid o!
Agriculture held in Reno April ~. Pres
ident PowninS presiding. it Wus decided
% Offer a special premium % 500 c"li
coin for the bs; exhibit made hy a;Ey
coGDiy tWIshoe .T~ptuib in the State.
aud Sj0 gold coin for The secoud l. :,
eIhiti;. with the boi.e thst each eouuty
IL the State will make AL exhibit il the
Pavilion siuilaTt to those made at the
Ca'ifofnia Stale Fair Last year by ;he
SEVERAL counIi.s.
The Board changed the rules to re-
d1ee the pnce of admission TO the track
from ~ 10 80 cents. Season tickets.
admitting man ABd zi!e and minor chill
drsu for the euurv ten days, aere placed
st $40.
The Board Authorized special prizes.
in the sh,I.e Of valuable medals from the
Atoerfng Ciyd.-iaie Association. for the
les; ClydeNdsle stallion or mare. bTedia
Nevada, exhibited at the State Fair Of
1881.
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Tic Hawaiian Rncrn.

Speaking Of Her Nllj"s'y. Queen Kap.
ioliui, the Silver STATE says:
The dr.ky Queen wes not nj NIL er.
clu i've. aud all ~ desired 70 d. 80
conld take a look ~ Ter Nnj,.ty. She
lacks Ike a good Iiyor, aEi. like old
Dhu Tucker. nb'ut ID. col, u ot chessi
iohtccn. She does no, speak Euplish
She Vas 0Itred free transportation for
hcrsrlt and party over the CmnIi,n
rsciia FROM San Francisco to New
York. Int size preferred p,yins her
way through the Uni rd States to u ire
ride through the ftig;d regions through
which the Canadian Pacific runs
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crippled on Iae Descrt.

The Silver State says tn. t General
Bucf. T left Winucuncca oil last Ia :.
day wrth J. !. Abel in a wagon for Blue
Mountain. SIM distance from town
thu General left tie wagon nnd welt
prospecting along the foot hills intend.
ing to return Ia tnan that evening.
Toward evening lac lost his Wy, md
White walking rapidly aud looking for
s"rlr 'ani mTfk he stepped into 4 gully
and Sustained Injuries ubIch rendered
HIN helpless. Being uuable TO va k
aud in nm out ot.the way place he gave
up all hopes. bnt 10y the aid of sal
pick which lac e, rricd lie succeeded in
travelling n teW yhrls at u time. IIe,e.
maine that ulght "u the desert anl
dHrIng the foliuwing h,y. whi,li WIS
very warm. he suffered l. rnhly from
ihirst. Tho SECOND night Il fainri ans
Ia" " able to- ge; "A little water uhi~b
refreshed him very mach. On the
morning II III. fourth diy hc Sue, eIrd
III reaching the tiy.r fourteen miles be.
love town where he was rescued Iy Pat
O'Dounel Who took the Geueml 10 his
house aud cared for hiiu until SATURDAY
evening when hc ans brought 10 ioSn.
lie Is rapidly recovering from his terri.
Die experience. though IL will take some
time for him to recover the full use Of
his bruised limb.
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Beef Cattle.

Consumer need hot re surprised il
they are charged y high lri~e for beef.
II they nuiy take iuio consideration what
tb- b0teh-rs have to pay for cattle.
Messr~ Hickey Ind Nurnsn sold 500
head Of cattle TO a SAn francisco h.n
for iase ceu;s Per pound. aud the
chances are that ten eeuts will be de-
mAnded b-hr- the prrsen; month j.
.ndel. Californis depends OH the
SasebTush State for b.r lscf supply.
aud We Of Nevada may Justly tor,, that
no such beef Is raised in ih, United
States as in Ibis mu u abu~ci. sandy.
sag glowing couutry.-tNevada Iri-
buue,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08

There j. - little domestic unpleasant
n's. Ia thu family O: the millionaire.
Potter Ashr. which may rc-u ia a >urt
for divorce. The pres, Mt trouble APP
I~Iis Ia Le a. TO which II the parents
stall have the cu.tody Of The child,
Alma Ashe. Who i, now in the custody
Of n DrpHiy Sheriff at Los Angeles
awaiting the DECISION Of the Cour;-. II
Is stated that both b-:oTe mud sitter the
firth Of the child. Ms A~h- was al.
d!ctel to the excessive Use Of iutoIic at.
Ing liquors.
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ne ur..x N.n.

rh< man Who vas .hot aud killed. a,
BakeTaelA. Cal. Lad Satanl-y. und'r
The sErPOeitiOo that IT 49, Pete Olsen
proves to be An iLnoc-nt mka named
u. d. Si,b<Tt. Connecting GU this
al ir the ). +. Posi- says:
II n impossible ~ .sy how a kera
county ;Gry Will lOok uPol tbe~s facts.
L, arSa the evidsTe- gwen. the >6oot-
.ug Il Sieb-E eau L. nad- anything bat
murder. 10 n=s's :f= i safe. The -D-
trrPIisinS rruaI Detectives should Dc
placed Gu trial for their lives and con
VIctrl.
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rnE .EEr

The prediction made in this column
several months g that bref cattle
would command good prices next S-a-
aoa has nov every indication OF bling
verified much suOue tn IN vas ,1pected.
k-PUSts from California are to the rf-
feet that tue grs-s l. rapidly drying up.
and cattle. which il Vas thoasht ~oGId
Be ht for beef by this TIM. arc back
UHrd in putting on hesh- LNrge man,
b-rs ii b~eysS. kSoun a slipper"
beev--. which Ae jaS ct Ia kill bIt Lack
quality. are b<ing slaughtered T. meet
the dep-n1. aud fer the 6Ht iime in
many years the San Franaseo market
II desIiiate of hrst-ciAas br-f. At the
present rate Of oOnsunptiUn-aboat H.
U19 head per month-t Niil not take
long 10 exhaust the SUPPLY of ''siiPPen"
cattle, and the attention al bay-rs viii
he 81 Necessity again directed this Way
Reports from cor Ians-s are Of the
most gratifying nature, grss gives
PROMISE Of bvins abauiaut, Nod cattle
are doing we'll al over the sas-i-ru-h
oonutLy. Al the pne~-ni .time tbsre arr
lrt few beef cattle to he he'd. but ~ithiu
the mex; ninety days large nuD6-rs Q:
eras%fed berves will be rrAdy !or the
block. aud to ihe eye Of an unparalleled
observer il loOks7as II the sOckuIdn Of
S-RrlAni will L. able to dictate t. ih-ir
friends, the buyerS, HSASsbrush stock
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08

Mr.. VIM Erskin-. one of the oldest
residents of Hamilton, vas in { pwu sew
~ral days this week. He came over To
take a look A. Ely. the coming mrirnPo-
us Of While Pine. Bills highly pleas i
With The location, and in telling Of it,
hal Y Datural advantages, thought it a
mystery why the people OF this
'ouaIy did hot make the change y,sr-
ngo. He Cbi.ks that II the few grOw,-r-
1T Hamilton would only cone d"wm from
their mountain eyre. take a trip t. lily,
lask ia tie sunshine Of IT. Low a!tItudr.
listen TO the sweet music of it, running
waters. drink ofrLrir heath. giving loW.
Eud vir~ the brHUu.ul valley tina;
SrrttcLrs n hundred miles north and
south, green ~ifL III, Y. riu c 81 Sprirg.
on uh"s= broad acres feed gr-Ht bands
Of horses, cnule aui sheep, and h-rr
and there dotted viIh productive farms
homes Of thrifty, happy and productive
nlirrs OF the SUii-ihey would Cease
tntir opposition I" the ueE order Of
iuinss aud thank Heaven th-t nature in
tue i@enii udr If her bounty had mAis
sneh a beautiful spot i'll the vr-y cent-r
oi our county 10 be ;h- capital Of What
II yet destined TO lie one 81 the m,st
prosperous Counties in Nevada. 20
COMP" William j. It in ecstacie~ over
the location Of c countE seAt.-lw White
Pine NeTs.
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AEvADA sr,rE rAIR.
A sness..r.I .hi.sl..


a sneeeAsGaI EahSIsIsa 49,
There is no longer any question a. 10
be benefits which accrue e. all bnaebss
Il business by the anHcaI exhioitioa OF
the proiueis VI the STATE. aud the in~nd-
ly composition for the pSiE-s awarded
for bes, exhibits Of stoek. agricultural
~proiuet> aud trials Of sped, il an IA.
e~AIive ~ farther s1sr:lons an inproy
ins the VI Ger commonwealth.
The Nevada Stale Fair for 1857.
vhsch opens st Reno CT iSe 2Sri OF
September Ani closes on the LIT uf o.
tobrr, PrImi~es to excel al pas, Efforts
in that direction, A. the literal PJrni-
nEs offered. tue set LnoSn energy aud
integrity Of the nanast nrnt aud the in-
t.resi ALREADY msudr-ted by the people
It the state ri large n>1Fe the surcvs
of The eh;,Prss. NeTsda. which J. Il {
rIcyll-d by any State in the Uaiun ia
ih= variety of it, mineral ~prusluct<. j.
also admirably sdslt j t. grazing. -
the bunch grass of the foot bills fur
nishes the most nutric.og, feed knoxu
tor cattle. E"rSrs nud shecp. and h-ner
80 ksv- soiu- Of tie 6ne~t SioSk p.0
dGc~d in shy co1niry.
The people y! EiSo county are al
,n~oGi>brato make I-'r-rat:ou- to take
an ACTIVE Psrt in the coming e1hiI iiin0.
as ~r AT certain that no cUasty in the
state can furnish hueF c title and horses.
For PARTICULARS sec uur EdVcri-i
~eolnups. and ve tTas; that thI- county
TiIl G- Seil represented At The coming
State Fair.
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sprInE aud summer samples.

have Jr>t received over two hundred
"-w saupl's fT >pTlu: anil summer
Cl.ihims AMI can truly >ay that "a dncr
sN~-rTinrui has never before ivrn ~
Eibi,ri in Exc comfy. all lin: Of the
late; designs "ui tit~ru>. R-co-r,z-
I"G the E"nrrIi desire o! my Customer, Tor
HHmurr cip;hin- a, cheaper rates than
have heretofore b-eE ca-i"mary. l hly.
rundr h1rs- r-7iur;.nuS n prI,r~ aui ~
Custom uI.I- summer G! thing. trusting
that ia~ Gecrra~- Ia pr Ct viii be fol-
loved hy - corresponding. increase 81
patronage. Remember, | g~uarantc,
perfect i;.
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ObcJinE the Law.

The &C; Of the Legislature regulating
hUEs-> of III fame AMI dance houses
wen; L eject Yesterday. aud there
~Hs a srrrrai c'mpl auev With IT. pro-
visions here. SeVera' houses within the
Prescribed limits are mo- trn'p.!ess.-
lS.lvrr Stat.
We have no ncei o! s7:h n llv in
Exc as ia re a-r no h1usr, Of ihnt char.
ae:rr hrrr. or if ileEe be ary they ate
Mt Hiihin tie prohibited proximity to
oar srhDyl Iuu>e.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08

Tell u> not III urnrn.ul nuul-rs that
the town is fuiI o: gloom. 70, a mans a
crank Who s'usabcr1 in these hurting
day. of boom. Lie is real. life i, earn
-; aud III. grave i not IL goal; very
Coil ~ that thou tIrur>t Lc'p> to IA .k-
the oil toSu Io!i. b.: rI jDyu rnt aud
not -oroE. i our lest ned ,nI or way
# yoI have no IIua-y. tnrruw-buy a
cuEn-r i"i each day. Liy,s o! great men
all r";iinis Us We can ~in Immortal
flme; bui 1t uS leave the cEunYp- b--
Lind Us aud yell get there jG>i the
same. In 'ii~ worlds troai h-Id Of
hattie. il the bivour OF lie. let u, make
the d!y h"uc~ r.tt!--bUy q corner 10;
Tor your vile, 1t IL then IL up ami
doing Nth a heart for any f,'-: Till
achieving. sta! pursuing. boo. ius ear.
ly, booming latr.-[Ez.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08

The Sacrament Bee s,y> Pr sii-rt
CleN'lrui will 20 down i'll history n
the mar Who signed the Interstate
Commerce Till. who is making a short
haul r-cori on 4 ionI-haUl promises.
Had President Cleveland vetoed thu
LIll the D-e would have hr-n the las,
paper !" cras= bowling about il. and il
would have at once characterized Gro
Yer ~ a''Pe"p!e le DsIa.ed' rIesi-
Dent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08

A Gl-n Miry, Tenn, special says:
DIR. El~srd kRc1, Of F-ntr-ss county.
on MoLdsy tiel up nakel his IL war
Old sou for some boyI>h ipdiscr,tIou
aud whipped Lin With a b!aek>ntke
whip until he became UNCONSCIOUS. AMI
q; thu PI,Hiiug o: his nioth,r he was
taken doSn. The boy died ye>trod,y
morning. Knox t~d. Lynehing Is Il
pectrl IL L. l. caught.
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". EsISHAuT.
NoIa California; Hear.

At.S1Hy can '.'sh a cola IL. ktu',,v-.ih.
- III" '-H.h = 90 l. 6 lie he a. ~lo
'suEa. The LNr. " rH,l-r uG- r-s4-r, fs
Tu-,HA~ %: Mr. :. + NiI.Ir- I-ri.I. y IAN.
II NHlE. tie cam u4A Etus 81 [. .amp-
t:ya. as hEaA Bra. LI..s, e G:as ,ui ,raa
Core. -at k'-P - LsEty. IL I!r,,u O. tie
'aStr ana d-AIh TO to- 80. rp.u-Is.ar-.
sid A. 81 80 = h'gl". "r fr = - CALI.
OENIN CAT-I.CJEt give, lum-Ii.,e .,l-.
fh' CAArhN 'l--,..ya a..pla.-I uy 49,
hs.i.nS 50! p-u-lrArIuE nature GIVE u attn.
u. ~ 4sL.L- IrvIt-u,a. s. ". HI - m..
81 10
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s +. PGb,ie Optimistic tLoGs
a"d on, o: gold Hui Is tom Of silver
ru-iing III JU'!e Sans rult-, Crn-.
sEs. What a waste cf maler al, Why
don't YIN beat the ErllsrAIlI- urd tin
S,>>oau~. AID double az OF II: l. It
any soudrr tia; our s;atr.m-u become
Hil.ipEaiTrs, and paint, hsrali:c es~u'ch-
cou~ "u the ~Iauols Of ,l,,ir VrLrly car
iinGe>: Improve u Laiiors, I-n-i:
our parks. iortIiy oGE foTi-. nyet our
rotten Lu.ks, s'Ri. like uLto European
nations. expeditions abroad TO igI;uvr
the end Of sci-nce-Pay I"ur Lour>;
debts. bat do not hoHrl your Luudrrd> If
millions t" nike Z sLowiI.-It makes q
bsd showing.
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LSag-and-shsrt.umuI.

Say, Mtrin!' exclaimed Mr.. Blob
son the other day, al move We suspend
the long and short. htnI clause"
"What do you mcAn7'' demanded
Ms. Blobson. ~
IL mean" said Mr.. B.obsor. that
instead Of pushing the baby caniagc
around four blocks we try que block for
n while. othrrwise. shalt be obliged
TO raise the rates 81 transportation -
1 Burlington Free Prers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08

Senator Stewart i in III sho prospect.
ing the Territory To ascertain just what
potion Of it he will annex ;o Nevada .
4. sOpn A. he comrlct the survey he
will nu~hraih his eek knit" and proc. rl
:" carve the Griu Of the M"untrinS into
three slices. our Of which lie Viil tG~k
on to Washington Territory. u small
slice will h" g-u"r'Hsly donated - Mon
tHmI nui the lions slu,rc hc vi prescott
with his COMPLIMENTS to bis cpustliu.
entS. the people II Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08

Phoebe l;ecoul:-Wr congratulate Mr..
aui Mr. Frank Wilson, CT Eagle Valley.
upon the ady,n n: of - 10y Lhby uu Tues.
d'y last. A. the happy couple have
been united in the holy bonds 81 discus.
sion but about -four ipuhths. this an.
n'uncemeui may seem n trns prema
iure. In the srmi:ropicrl cline o fEi.
gle Valley, however. the baUy crop l.
S.id to mature quite AIRY.
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We have received a neat plmplt Of
~ rrgrS entitled Futgmrni,ry Record
Of Iuhiir w"rk Done in America. hy
Nirtort &. Woodruff. lNtr,. Jrhu B.n.
dnlrh MARTINI pnbli-hrd by 6. Norman
X sou. LpnlOn, England Tue puIii.
cation il Il voted principally to extracts
from tue pres relative To Mrs. Wool.
huli) Martins lrciur,s in the pHuci.
pal cities "t the United States FROM
1871 10 1877.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-08

Mr.. J. Henderson has just recrivrd
returns from u carload OF "r- from lii
triP"Ii mine "a; Balloon. shipped TO st.
IONS. which are very satisfactory and
prove that the TriPoli i, bonauZa. \
P'T';or Of ibc consignment produced
$50 Ourc,s OF silver g. the ton.
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The oHI"iS,L ELi-TISz OINTMENT G..
"Els Fu' up . - we. ts~S.unc> ia toI-.. ADJ
j. a. absolute cur i"s oil 800. Iuru..
wounds. cbsri--i Las.i-. and Al ain ,ruf-
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The Commissioners have suspended
Tho action Of section 1 OF the Inter. State
Commerce law. 80 far rs II RELATES to the
g. Z. Riilpad, for n penol OF Is daya
from April 23ri, bu, the railroad on
that accoont haS not reduced The rates
from eastern cities 20 Elko TO what they
wcrr previous 10 April ith. The MOTTO
ofNevada. "AH ior OUT County" should
b. changed To IAN for the Railroads. :"
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The Carson I"d 1 is authority for The
statement tia SEP ,tJT SterAtt has no
nephew Who is an s.pinu, for the pc.
sition nf President OF the Unworthy
MIR. Stewart h,s five n phers. one o.
whom j. farmer 10 OHIO. one q promi.
mcnt ply siciAn Of Ssuckipu. Cal, aud
ami the other three. all under ts,lyr
years of ngr. reside IN Ohio. 1hi- uu.
ships the Virginia Chronicles rudlcr.
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NOTICE OF FORFEIT.
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Poison. ca II u-=l Hutt--Tin- in
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rl"a~- s~nl a supply TO ]. " H,iurs,
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he oaly GsaE,rtee cure for catarrh.
CClGs - the Head.
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u--- mi sore -y"-. Restores IT, ,-n.-
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r~c'i"n AMI % cure J. WARRANTED. send
Tor UifCHlgr to
AEIETINE MEDICAL co.
O-"N lie. Cal.
Six months treatment. 81; by mail.
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SANTA ADTE anil CAT.R CURE.
F I. MCLLEE. Agent.
Elko, Nevada.